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Oscars 2018: Where to watch the contenders for best foreign film

Some of the very best movies of the past year weren't made in
the USA, including Swedish satire 'The Square,' which co-stars
Dominic West, left, and Terry Notary. Take a closer look at the five features competing for best-foreign-language film
at the Oscars on March 4. Magnolia Pictures

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Some of the very best movies of the past year weren't made in
the USA, including Swedish satire 'The Square,' which co-stars
Dominic West, left, and Terry Notary. Take a closer look at the five features competing for best-foreign-language film
at the Oscars on March 4.
Magnolia Pictures

'THE SQUARE' | Country: Sweden | Elisabeth
Moss and Claes Bang co-star in this darkly comic appraisal of morality
and the art world, which took Cannes Film Festival's highest honor last year,
the Palme d'Or. | Where to watch: Now available to rent or buy on iTunes,
Amazon and other platforms.
Magnolia Pictures

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'THE SQUARE' | Country: Sweden | Elisabeth
Moss and Claes Bang co-star in this darkly comic appraisal of morality
and the art world, which took Cannes Film Festival's highest honor last year,
the Palme d'Or. | Where to watch: Now available to rent or buy on iTunes,
Amazon and other platforms.
Magnolia Pictures

'LOVELESS' | Country: Russia | A couple
(Maryana Spivak, pictured, and Aleksey Rozin) in the midst of a contentious
divorce struggle to move on when their 12-year-old son goes missing after
witnessing one of their fights. | Where to watch: In select theaters; expands wider throughout March. Anna Matveeva/Non-Stop Production, Sony Pictures Classics

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'LOVELESS' | Country: Russia | A couple
(Maryana Spivak, pictured, and Aleksey Rozin) in the midst of a contentious
divorce struggle to move on when their 12-year-old son goes missing after
witnessing one of their fights. | Where to watch: In select theaters; expands wider throughout March.
Anna Matveeva/Non-Stop Production, Sony Pictures Classics

'THE INSULT' | Country: Lebanon | An argument
over a broken gutter becomes a vicious courtroom battle between a Christian man
(Adel Karam) and Palestinian refugee (Kamel El Basha) in this sturdy message
movie, which tackles xenophobia and intolerance. | Where to watch: In select theaters; expands wider throughout March. Cohen Media Group

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'THE INSULT' | Country: Lebanon | An argument
over a broken gutter becomes a vicious courtroom battle between a Christian man
(Adel Karam) and Palestinian refugee (Kamel El Basha) in this sturdy message
movie, which tackles xenophobia and intolerance. | Where to watch: In select theaters; expands wider throughout March.
Cohen Media Group

'ON BODY AND SOUL' | Country: Hungary | A
slaughterhouse worker (Alexandra Borbély, pictured) strikes up an unlikely
romance with her co-worker after realizing they have the same dream every
night, in which they meet as deer in a forest and fall in love. | Where to
watch: Netflix. Netflix

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'ON BODY AND SOUL' | Country: Hungary | A
slaughterhouse worker (Alexandra Borbély, pictured) strikes up an unlikely
romance with her co-worker after realizing they have the same dream every
night, in which they meet as deer in a forest and fall in love. | Where to
watch: Netflix.
Netflix

'A FANTASTIC WOMAN' // Country: Chile // A transgender woman (Daniela Vega, right) grieves the death of her lover (Francisco Reyes) as her rights are stripped away in this topical, kaleidoscopic drama. // Where to watch: In theaters Friday in New York and Los Angeles, expands wider throughout February and March SONY PICTURES CLASSICS

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'A FANTASTIC WOMAN' // Country: Chile // A transgender woman (Daniela Vega, right) grieves the death of her lover (Francisco Reyes) as her rights are stripped away in this topical, kaleidoscopic drama. // Where to watch: In theaters Friday in New York and Los Angeles, expands wider throughout February and March
SONY PICTURES CLASSICS

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Some of the very best movies of the past year weren't made in
the USA, including Swedish satire 'The Square,' which co-stars
Dominic West, left, and Terry Notary. Take a closer look at the five features competing for best-foreign-language film
at the Oscars on March 4.